Eagles Don’t Quack!

In this episode of Eagles Don't Quack, Tony Williams interviews Dr. John Green, an educator and community leader, about his journey of leadership through faith, education, and service. Dr. Green shares his experiences growing up, his passion for education, and how he uses his faith to guide his leadership philosophy. He discusses the importance of compassion, empathy, and service in leadership, and shares personal stories of overcoming challenges and helping others.

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In this enlightening conversation, Dr. Julia Saylors, a board-certified oncologist, shares her journey into integrative oncology, emphasizing the importance of holistic care that combines traditional medicine with lifestyle changes.

Our conversation highlights the evolving landscape of cancer treatment, moving towards personalized and less aggressive approaches, and underscores the need for comprehensive care that includes mental, emotional, and physical well being.

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In this conversation, LaMonica Brodie Williams shares her journey as an educator and caregiver, emphasizing the intersection of faith, education, and personal growth. She reflects on her childhood, the impact of her parents, and how her father's battle with cancer reshaped her understanding of love and purpose. LaMonica discusses the importance of compassion in education, the power of positive speech, and the significance of advocacy in healthcare. She encourages listeners to embrace their unique paths, speak life over themselves, and find joy in gratitude, reminding them that their past does not define their future.

In this episode of Eagle's Dawn Quack, host Olandus engages in a profound conversation with Shana Bartlett, a certified end of life doula and death literacy specialist. They explore the importance of understanding death to enhance the quality of life, the role of a death literacy specialist, and the significance of self-determination in end of life care. Shana shares her personal experiences with loss and grief, emphasizing the need for open communication about death and the importance of planning for it. The discussion highlights the misconceptions surrounding death, the necessity of dying with dignity, and the healing power of compassion and support during difficult times.

In this episode, we sit down with Josie Houchard, a Biological and Agricultural Engineering student at NC State with a passion for sustainable infrastructure and ecological restoration. Josie shares her vision for river and wetland restoration, her experiences as a Caldwell Fellow and resident advisor, and how community, creativity, and connection shape her approach to environmental engineering. From canoeing adventures to campus leadership, Josie’s story shows how science and purpose flow together to create lasting impact.

In this engaging conversation, Amy Weglarz shares her journey from being a physical education teacher to a certified personal trainer and nutrition coach. She emphasizes the importance of mindset, strength, and sustainable health practices. Amy discusses her personal experiences with fitness, the impact of cancer on her family, and how she aims to empower others through fitness and community programs. The conversation covers practical advice for starting a fitness journey, building confidence, and navigating challenges such as food deserts. Amy's passion for helping others shines through as she shares her insights on mental and physical strength, consistency, and the importance of community support.

In this engaging conversation, Richard Macon shares his inspiring journey of faith, resilience, and community service. From his early experiences in Funk Town to his college years and the founding of Faith That Works Christian Church, Richard discusses the importance of mentorship, overcoming trauma, and the role of music in his life. He emphasizes the need for self awareness and spiritual growth, offering valuable advice for aspiring ministers and youth. The conversation highlights Richard's commitment to uplifting others through his prison ministry and community initiatives, showcasing his dedication to making a positive impact in the world.

I sat down with Justin Francis on Eagles Don’t Quack. We talk purpose, discipline, and service. Justin breaks down the habits that shape his work and life. We swap lessons on faith, resilience, and leading under pressure. You get straight talk, clear steps, and real stories you can use today. Listen, share, and bring a friend!

In this episode of Eagles Don’t Quack, Tony Williams sits down with Patricia Keul, a nationally recognized leader in disability employment inclusion with over 30 years of experience creating opportunities for individuals with disabilities. As the Operations Director for Disability:IN North Carolina, Patricia has worked with businesses, community leaders, and advocates to expand access, break down barriers, and build pathways to meaningful employment.

Pat shares her journey, the challenges she’s faced, and the lessons she’s learned about resilience, leadership, and equity. Listeners will hear how her passion for inclusion has shaped careers, changed workplaces, and inspired countless individuals to reach their full potential. This is a conversation about courage, advocacy, and the power of opening doors for others.

In this inspiring episode of Eagles Don’t Quack, I sit down with Dr. Terrell Coring Oncology Fellow at Duke, pharmacist, mentor, and community leader. Dr. Coring shares his journey from a childhood shaped by strong values to becoming a physician dedicated to advancing cancer care and health equity.

We talk about his leap from pharmacy to medicine, the struggles of navigating without mentors, and the perseverance it took to stay the course. Dr. Coring also opens up about founding Medi-Ques, Inc., a mentorship organization built on his personal mantra of “lifting as you climb.” His stories show why guiding the next generation matters, especially for those who doubt they have anything to give.

Our conversation also explores his passion for oncology and multiple myeloma, his drive to tackle misconceptions around cancer care, and his commitment to raising health literacy in underserved communities. Dr. Coring discusses his podcast, Real HealthTalk, and how education and technology can bridge the gap between clinical excellence and community advocacy.

Finally, Dr. Coring shares his vision for the future of healthcare, the legacy he hopes to leave, and his message for young people striving to break barriers in medicine and beyond. His story embodies the mission of Eagles Don’t Quack to rise above challenges and soar to your full potential.